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AFFAIR I'm West Wa.hfnptou.

ANOTHzR CLUB CASk-T0-dRy in the Police Court
oficer Sutherland charged John Durkfns Lee
Moxley, Edward Craig and Randolph Peterson.
with keeping an unlicensed bar, and the case was
continued one week. The defendanta it is alleCed
are members and officers OF the Went End Socials.
The club meets over Joseph Schiadts saloon on 32d
street, and the charge Is that liquors are sold In
the club rooms over which It Is claimed Mr. Schladt
has no control. Mr.. 6chladt was before the Court
sometime ago charged with violating the Eunday
laws, and the case against him was dismissed be-
cause 1t was shown that the room was controlled
by the club.
DEATH OF An EsrErxRD LADY.-Mrs. Alice Julia
Cropley, wife OF Thomas I. Cropley, died at her
residence, No. 1924 street, yesterday afternoon,
from consumption. Funeral will take place to.
morrow morning at 10 o'clock from her late rest
dence. Interment 1t Oak Hill cemetery.
CATTLE MARKEr-The following are the sales of
1--we stock at Drovers' Rest d. c., YESTERDAY: Cat
tie sOld-Best at TO 53S; good at ~ to S: me-
dunn at TO ~; common az 81 to 4; 100 sheep
and lambs sOld-Sheep. at By tO5; lambs at %
SO; IA cows ana calves at so TO t37.5Q Market
CANAL NAVIGATION RRsuNKp.-Water has been
let into the Chesapeake and Ohio canal and nAvi-
cation resumed after 9 suspension or fourteen
days, caused BY The break 81 the Little Nonocacy
CONDITION. or THE WkTxR-Temperature and
condition OF water at 4 am: Great Ealls temper
allure, a; condition, ga Receiving reservoir tenn
peratufe, a; condition at north connection, so:
condition at south connection, "a distributing
gate-no0se IS; Condition q efluent gate, 81
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
New York Stock Market,
The following are the opening and 800 pm pr1ces
Of the New York Stock Market reported by rsrisi
wire to H II. Dodge, $50 18th street:
Ndsne


BALTIMoRE. Nd Nay. 24.-virgiuis tam .su,<s..
with coupons az do new thrses. 66T bid to ~
dns: IL Flour :ss:dE spS quiet %Sss. as%asd
SsrSs nao "a AL ssc ySSS1 smber. 06s9s No
No No. xintsr red spot " h.V!N june. 55SsSS
study nd an:s xSiss so.Si; s5
ern lower and duh niixed. spot 60 49,. G.v "a
southern ana lx3 xss.s S1s vhiss "a
A3v: yesteEn mixed, 34a35. Rye norninsi 5;s1tG
s.aDsa .,ssay Ssagk que. To osser
duil-cotton. I'D; nour Ia "a; grain "a EscSt,,ss
sS0 SSaSs,s e:; osa S6sss S1.hs
b bS4sS ossS,cls Tns:t 500 6ashsiI oOn. al
buaha1a. WIZ WV
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Shot for Doinr H4ss nuSv.

CINCINNATI, May PA special from Georgetown,
Ohio. says: Marshal Ed. Whitaker was shot on the
street, while walking with hts wife, by Henry b
Campbell, and dangerously wounded In his right
arm and side. Campbell used a Springfield rffle.
He had been arrested several times by the marshall
ana only the day before the marshal had inter-
vened TO stop Campbeiis disorderly conduct ut his
own house. Campbell gave himself up.
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Local Notes.

The health OF Mr.. Trotter, the Recorder Of Deeds
who resumed the duties OF his Office last week,
continues to improve, and he now spends nearly
the entire day at his desk.
A. B. COPIES, NJ. Fitzgerald and G. F. Graham
drawn as jurors in Circuit Court ono. p, reported
this morning, and the latter was excused.
Yesterday afternoon a horse attached to buggy
belonging to John Rider became frightened at q
funeral procession in South WASHINGTON, and ran
away, throwing Mr. Rider from the vehicle. His
head struck against the curbstone, cutting his
face badly
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slow work ne ma Sharn Trfar.

NEW YORK, May 24.-To-day was the seventh OF
the trial u Jacob Sharp and the work OF compile
ting the jury was continued. The jury box was
1!!ed at 1870 by the acceptance OF MT. Jno C.
wilbur, wholesale Jeweler, as No. ~.
Tne prosecution then challenged Foreman Lyon
and he LEFT his seat His place had not been diled
when the hour for taking q recess arrived.
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BRussRIA, May 2A-The city was as1tated
thro lghout the night by bands OF socialists parad
Ing the streets. Many Scun1ea took place between
the disorderly element and the police Fifteen
arrests were mAda
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MARRIED.

M0FFETT-DYER. On May "a 1882, n az ets
vens psrsonaee, by the Rev Father Thomss JOHN j
MoFFETT TO NEITIE DYER both of this city.
bath papers please copyl
RICE-GRAUR On Monday, May D. 1887. by thu
Rev Rnsh Shippen, WILLIAM p RICE 20 NORA
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The Grand Lodge Of Good Templars.
PROBABILITY THAT REUNION OF THE TWO BR ANCHKS

of INN ohDEh MAJ BE EFfECTkD Al SARATOGA.
SARATOGA, n. Y, May 24.-The 33d annual ses-
TemplarS convened In the Methodist Episcopal
Church in this city at 10 o'clock this morning. fhe
session Will continue ten days and will be one of
the most Important ever held by the body, as the
question OF a reunion OF its two branches, which
were separated some ten years ago by the seces-
sion OF some OF the transatlantic Grand Lodges,
will come up for action through the united recon-
mendatiOns OF the executives OF both branches and
the advice OF most OF the prominent members OF
sometimes called .'The English Branch" or the
''Seceders," are represented by delegation of
twenty-One from across the Atlantic. The union
committee or conference, representing both
branches, held secret session yesterday, which
Is reported as having been entirely harmonious
and favorable to the reunion proposition.
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CHICAGO, May A.-The Canadian Pacific secured
an entrance into Chicago yesterday through an
agreement with President Ledyard OF the Michi-
gan Central. The Canadian Pacific will run It's
freight trains from st. Thomas to Detroit over the
Michigan Central, thence over the Wabash to But
Ter, Ind, and at that point connect with the Bal
timore and Ohio, reaching Chicago over the lat
ters tracks. 1t will also use the Wabash road to
East st. Louis.
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DASHED TO DEATH.
Frightful Eall Of q Treasury Employe.
LABoRER PREclPTTATHD FROM THE nouRrH STORY
10 A sT0NE FLOOR sIxTY-FIyR FEET BELOW


LABoRER PRKcrPrrArRp FROM THE norRrH sroRY
no sToNR FLOOR sIxTY-FIvR FEET BELOW
Michael Frain, laoorer In the Office Of the
Lighthouse Board, in the Treasury Department,
was killed this morning by a fall OF about sixty.
five feet through the well OF the southwest stair
case OF the building. He had come from the
draughtsmen's rooms on the fourth noor
about 10 O'Clock this morning, and was about
half way between the third and fourth floors
when he appeared to faint, and, losing his bal
ance, pitched over the hand-rail and fell sheer to
the stone floor OF the basement below. He struck
on his head and shoulder. and was dead in two
or three minutes. DIS. Baker and Stoner were
Called and they discovered q slight pulse
% Wnen they arrived. but he was probably
aead even then. Several persons witnessed
the stairs and attempted to catch him, but failed
several ladies were in the corridor and their cries
seartied nearly the whole Department The re-
coroner was sent for
Mr.: Frain's home was In this city, and he leaves
a Vile and several children. He was about sixty
years OLD and native OF Ireland, from which
country he came to America during the war and
enlisted In the United States Army. since the
service.
ANOTHER ACCOUNT.
IL has been duty OF Mr. Frain to 60 to the room
OF the chief clerk OF the Light House Board for
such mail as may be for the employees the fourth
noor and 1t is thought that instead OF going down
STAIRS LOT this purpose he bent over the railing to
can 10 the messenger on the floor below to ask II
any mail was there for him, and In doing so lost
nus balance and fell over. About three years ago
MI. FRAN received severe injury to his head,
10 guinness upon suddenly changing position.
The coroner gave permit to have the body Of
Mlcnael Fraln removed from the Treasury Depart
! Ment, TO MS residence where an inquest win be
held tomorrow.
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The Britannic-Celtsc Collision.

NEW YORK, May 24-It was said at the ONCE OF
the White Star Line to-day that there was moth
ing new in regard to the BritanncCeltic collision
The list OF killed and wounded yesterday remained
unchanged Each'captain will make statement
to the British consul.
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

ISOR SALE
So .cA lis ~ Sdlt fbU
500 10th st. ne, tw0-story aud basement + rame
rooms, hot and cold water stable rear: good
lot. terms to suit. S25OO
Ss 30 and t-,S llth St twOstOry Frames; b
rooins EACH water, etc. terms to suit $500 each
JOHN T. BEAlL & CO.,
rny2l-lw l:;ol + st NV
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WINCHESTER, VA, May 2A-The Rev. j. Pirkey,
aged seventy years. for forty years minister OF the
Christian church and pastor or q church in this
city, died this morning at his residence. He was
universally loved by his people throughout
Virginia.
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Brother for Killing HIS Som.

Shot His Brother for Killing His Son.
NEW ORLEANS, May PA dispatch from Plaque
yesterday morning Ben Bates GuarreIed with his
nephew, Joe Bates, about family matters, and shot
him dead. Peter Bates, father OF Joe, then shot
ms brother Ben, wounding him MORALLY. Peter
Bates was arrested.
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Charging Canon Fleming with Pla-
giariSnl.

LONDON, May 24.-Canon Fleming, one Of the
chaplainS in ordinary to her majesty, has Just
published a volume OF sermons. The Pail Nal
Gazette alleges that one OF the sermons is gross
OF the Brooklyn Tabernacle six years ago.
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TALKING ABOUT ROSES, STRAWBERRY TRERs An
OTHER MkrTERS

TALKING ABOUT ROSES, STRAWBERRY TREHs AND
oTHER MATTERS
The District horticultural society met last even-
Ing. Nj John saul presiding and James Oregon
secretary pro tem The motion adopted n the
last meeting for the appointment OF a committee
70 recommend the manner OF improving the
grounds OF the National Homeopathic Hospital
was rescinded upon the statement being made
tnaS MI saunders had that In charge. MT, saul
cynths, clematis, and others from Mrs Howes OF
west washington: peonies. iris, pink, new var1e-
Ties. and Others from Mr. Saul and several varie-
Ies OF rose by Mi. Ftshback. Mr. Saul spoke also
OF several new roses, and noted that many were
coming from France this season, nearly oil OF the
tea variety.
M Fishbsck remarked that the older be grew
ehe slower he was TO invest in new varieties for he
had frequently seen plant cost $3.50 one season
which would sell for 50 cents the next Besides,
py waiting over one season he could see how
others got along with the new and more expen-
SlSe SortS He believed In thorough cultivation,
ana IA setting out roses he used plenty OF fertilizer
ana top dressing. To this fact he attributed the
luxuriant foliage OF the he had on exhibition
most OF them having been set out year ago when
scarcely six inches In height
MIS- Howe stated that a tree agent hAd called on
one OF her friends and offered TO sell her straw
oerry trees, and asked II there were really such
Nj. Saul answered that there was q tree 20
known In Europe, but II was useless here: that II
grew 10 ten or twelve feet In height and bore q
perry somewhat like the strawberry. but no one
tnouGnt OF eating them as such.
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TIE I1AvHcS ASsRxca Of Lieutenant stephen C.
Mills, 18th infantry. Aas been extended to eight
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LONDON, May 24.-Mr. Daniel Manning will leave
Bournemouth on Monday next for Liverpool. He
will sail for New York Oh June 1st. His health Is
much improved.
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The Queen at Brooklyn Navy.Yard.
New YORK, May 24.-Queen kapiolani and suite
to-day, by invitation, visited the Brooklyn navy
Yari
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A New Exchange for Chicago.

CHICAGO, 24.-It is announced that the board Of
trade exchange viii begin operations June i, all
arrangements having been perfected. The new
exchange has been modelled very closely after the
New York consolidated stock and petroleum ex-
change.
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RANGE OF TIE THERMoMKrER.-The following
were the readings at the signal Office today %
IN, 20; pm, 81; maximum. 81; minimum, 81,
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WILLOW FEVER AT KEY Surgeon-G General
Hamilton, OF the Marine Hospital Service, said To-
day that he has received Official notice OF the ex-
istence OF yellow fever at Key West, but that the
situation is not sufficiently grave to call for action
on the part Of the Government. The health
authorities at Key West, he said, are frst-class
men, and have taken every precauti0n to prevent
the spread Of the disease. He thought the disease
could be confined within the present limits and
that there was as yet no cause for alarm.
AN IMPROPER CUSTOMS PRAcrICE.-Spectal Agent
Phenix has reported TO the Treasury Department
that 1t Is the practice at Sault Saint Marie Mich
to allow large quantities OF merchandise brought
livery on the Canadian side OF the river, to be
ferry, without having made the required entry
collector Of customs for that district that said
practice Is irregular and improper and should be
discontinued at once. The collector is instructed
not to allow the landing Of any foreign merchan.
disc at Sault Saint Maria. except under the usual
permits, and that due entry must be made.
MORE ROOM FOR THE PATENT OrFfcE.-The Secre-
tary Of the Interior has invited proposals for con-
structing screen partitions with door and sash,
and board partitions, with dOorA for raising the
temporary ceiling In the model room, on the east
side OF the east wing OF the Interior Department
The thirteen new rooms thus provided will beused
for some OF the clerks in the Patent Once thus
relieving, In ameasure, the over-crowded condition
of some OF the rooms.
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DIVORCE GRANTED.-To-day Judge James
made decree Ia the case OF Edward Taylor agt
Maggie @. Taylor, granting a divorce to com
pIainant on the ground OF deSertion. They were
married here in 1863, and the desertiOn was In
September, 1854
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MARRIAGE LIcENsRs.-Marriage licenses have
been issued by the clerk OF the court to VIM
John j. MOfflts and Nfttie Dyer; Richard Nixon
and Agnes N. Dolph; Albert Jackson, OF Fairfax
Co.. Va, and Mary Wilson; Harry Z. White OF
York, Pa, and Jennie l. Bartholomew; John Bald
win Watson and Ella Belle Poole, both OF Mt
Sidney, Va; Charles Campbell and Maggie Tates:
w. 7. Knowles and Laura A. HOwfson; Harry j.
Jones, Of Norfolk, Va, and Mary v. Poindexter.
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Prospective Inter national Race.

THE FUNDS CAN BIZ RAISED.
LONDON, May 24.-The Cambridge University
crew have agreed TO row the Havard College crew
Il the necessary funds 20 cover the expenses OF
the trip to AneEtca can be raised.
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FOR RENT-HOUSES

I,OR RENT-THAT 3-STORY BRICK DWELLING
II 3 roou4s. 5Oi 18TH 81. NV. SO a month
". CLARENCE DUVAII
tSuccessor to Duvali & Marr)
nYlN-Ot 32a 81. NV
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The Civil Service Commission.

SA"HNir WAh-DEf1RTMkNT
The Civil Service Commission has received from
the War Department register OF that Depart
ment corrected up to the 2lst inst, containing the
names OF persons in each Of the classes into which
the offers. clerks and employees are CLASSIFIED un-
ger the civil service act indicating those exempted
vice, and those who have passed examinations in
special branches. This register Is provided for the
purpose or enabling the Commission to intelu-
gentIy apply the new rules governing promotions.
secretary Doyle, OF the Commission, has been de-
talied TO conduct an examination at Trenton N. j.,
on June f.
commissioner Edgerton telegraphs that he will
De In washington in few days
Chel Examiner Webster has returned from Get
yspufg, wnere he went as one OF q committee to
locate u monument to the members OF the 5th CON.
hectlcut Regiment, who Were killed In that battle
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RENT-FrRNIsHED-

Also furnished Flats for the summer months
UNFINISHED
80 So9n ave. 100 II 30 NJ ut. n. W. So 10
l..5s | - n.w..---lOO 80 2 st. n.w.......'7 20
lhifS lSth ST nv .S3-33 ID list ST NV 10
In addition to the above list We have Other MOS. do
srble furnished and unfurnishei hous.s for WHICH
peTIi4It TO Inspect can be had al our Office ~
my lS-tt HILL X JOHNSTON I'm l5tb q, NY
I'OE REST-G STREET BETWEEN 18TH AND
\ 10Th SITS Nv. Nos 1905 to 1915 Inclusive ms
block OF thoroughly built houses will b. FINISHED lime
i, and ar nov open Tor inspection. Inquire of
myl3-l9t I2itI = .,
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NM j. p. palmer
1l07 r STREET NORTHWEST
IMPORTER,

VIII show on Monday. May 23d. complies sssoeA
ment Of
TRANSPARENT TULLE BoNNETs, LONDON TrR
BANS AND HATS for travelling. SEASIDE
and CARRIAGE HATS. and ENGLISH
YACHTING HATS.
All Of the latest importation my2l
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1fOR SAIE-HOUSE 631 ST. Sc, THREE-srORY
brlek, back alley. stable; eight rooms. water and
gas and IN perfect order Price $500: - suit
ave, MI Pleasant; D. g, or on prsmises my20-lm
foR SALE-2ES90 FEET OF GROUND WITH
clstern &c Improvemsnts xorfh . IL e,1o 14th I'D
iee on o9sness street Price 81 foot for 80 daya
Address S2.S3 St, West Washington. my2O- 2W
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SUMMER BOARD-THIRTY MINUTES FROM
- Mashfngton City IS, So aud 81 so per week. Ad-
o,ess BSAkD, Grange Camp, Fairfax County, Va.
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hitch, FOX 4 BROWN
ap23 1857 Penn. NV.
NOR RENT-3I0 VI ST.-NEw AND COMPLETE
II 3-story and basement brick Dwellings: nine room
MI all modern improvements; rent reduced To $40
SWOkMSTEDT 81 BRADLEY, 921 + st. ". III I3- I'm
LNOR RENT-NEW IL ROOM HOUSE, KITCHEN
Il dining room. &c. first floor: hard wood hnish
best heating apparatus, ventiiating and every
Improvement. large lot. choice home. Apply TO w.
C. DODGE. 200 9th st. NV ap57-,m
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MONEY TO LOAN.

ITO LoAN-S25.0oO, ON GOOD REAL ESTATE
Il security, in SUMS OF $1,000 and upwards. No
delay. WESCOTr WILCOX WINE
my2l-6t 1907 Pennsylvania NV.
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A LIMITED NUMBER OF BOARDERs CAN BE
- pleasantly accommodated at a healthy location
laf mile from station; ice, milk aud fruit: daily mail
For particulars address 8. A. BURDETTE, Boyds Sta
ton, Md. my2l -s,tu,th3ts
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DR1VATE FAMILY HAVE ACCOMMODATION
Il for limited number Of guests: all home comforts
eid good table house has bay windows and stands ut
high elevation on Potomac; unsurpassed views fine
shade rood water; fruit, fishing. bathing and stabng
references exchanged: photogTaph at HEMPIER'S,
453 Pa ave: daily communication with Washington.
/ T.. TODD Gupstop, VA. myl7-eod6ts
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EtOR RENT
WESCOTT & WILCOX.

~ W "JStOII NIICOA.
my2O 1907 FennsylysD,a aye NJ
IsoR kENT-MT. PLEASANT, 18TH ST. EN-
IL tended. near Grant $40, neat sx-room Frame.
water. hey at Mrs. hEATlNv9'S. adjoining JOSFpH
FORREST, 81 ! st. u. w.. II TO 2 myI9-2y.
I,OR RENT-1:}3J II ST. NE, BEAUTIFUL, SIX
- room EOus'. concrete St: sss. water &c. ON
Ane OF cars Only ID per month. Inquire u / St
uyI~ m
I,OR RENT-AN ELEGANT NEW DWELLING
NO oO- J. St W Lot 33 feet front II rooms
ments, handsomely papered and mahogany mauteIs
with mirror, III every room wide parking Rent S15
Ter month.
The house Is OTcn for inspection
Der particulars apply to the owner r. GOLD
StHNIb. l2iO y 50. from q TO . u IN my o. I'm
StOR RENI-2iI2 VI ST. AND " III. AVE DRUG
II Store and Residence 10 rooms. new and never
occupied NJ NJ PAkkER- 14lS at my 16-l2t
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| COUNTRY BOARD-A FEW BOARDERS CAN BE
- sccSmmodated at pleasant farm house ~ miles
from Manassas. Large lawn, plenty of shade, good
water For particulars apply to J. ". MILLER, Han
/ assas Virginia. mY2l -eo.}t
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Light Wsishs Derby HstA TUbseoe Brown, An
Pearl and Tan colorR
Milan Bxaids.
Agents for ~Knox." Hstser. Nsv York
Agunts for "YoumanA" Hattse. NeW YoQk.
Large Stock q Umbesllas yust opsnsd. Of An nuk
and 0loeiA
D. n. sTTNENkrx pox.
0u0 11D7 n sva. Doa1 q 90. lSSh =
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IfOR SALE
II Snug Groom brick, 9th st. NV, near
boundary, mod imp. Observation-Disclosures. $1,000
Four room brick, 10th ST. NV, near ..... 1,2OO
1l-room brick, ST. W., near 9th. mod imp. 5000
JAMES W. TYLER
my23 go9 st NV cd floor \
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| A PLEASANT LOCATION IN THE COUNTRY,
q large airy rooms and many other attractions: half
mie from White Post Station, Clarke County, Va,
shenandoah Valley R.R. Address Mrs. A. FERGUSON
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IL Two LOts, 1Sx6S each in good location on I'd ct.
ne. only 3oc. If taken at once.
m24-6t SWORMSTEDT BRADLEY, 927 st.
west-Bay- window brick house within half square
OF 4th-street cars: rooms and bath; hot and cold
water on each floor; marble mante1s, latrobe,
crate SC. &C. lot 2O1s feet front by 12O deep 30
foot alley, and Is nearly worth price asked for all
CHAS. A. SHIELDS,
my23-3t. 1926 st a. w.
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THE NATIONAL GUARDsMEy..
Ihe soldiers Encamped Around the
Monument.

hNfh'ks FOR THE RIFLE CoNTKsTs-THR NUMBER OF
ORGANIZATIONS THAT HAVE ARRrvRD-sorEs FROM
TIE CAMP.
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'YNwO OR THREE LITTLE GIRLS, RANGING
:, from to II years, can be accommodated for the
Iuiner Ioyety location; easy Of to Washing
ton, Alexandria and Georgetown; best of references
given. Address r.. A H tar faco
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FOR SALE--HOUSES

IINOR sAIE-THREE-sTORY FRAME 454 MASS
ave- NV, "a feet front; 81 per foot with improve
ments- my24 St.
IrOR SALE-EIGHT SIX-ROOM BAY-wINDOw
Il Bricks, mod imps-. in Nv section of city, all in
nrstcsss order, and under rent paying 10 per cent
As an investment no better in the city Price $4,000
each terms easy. O. a BERRYMAN,
my24 eo2m Attorney .at-Iaw, sO2 st. NV
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SWAvERLEY HALL" WILL BE OPENED JUNE
w lst; three-story brick dwelling; rooms airy (;
piano in the house team furnished reasonable
lawn densely shaded; excellent water, milk, fruit
vegetables furnished from the place. Parties be
accommodated who wish to remain only through June.
Apply to MRS. PH1LA NICHOLS,
lny21-cws Hamilton, IOudouD Co.. Va.